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Traveling in Myanmar on Your Own - Exploring Mandalay Independently - Food at Myanmar Roadside Stops
Food at Myanmar Roadside Stops http://www.hotsia.com > Traveling in Myanmar on Your Own > Exploring Mandalay Independently > Food at Myanmar Roadside Stops Information for traveling Mandalay on your own (Mandalay Independent Travel, Getting to Mandalay, The World's Longest Wooden Bridge, Traditional Mandalay Flat Massage, Uthumphon Stupa, Mandalay Palace, Bus from Mandalay to Naypyidaw, Two-hook Fishing in the Water, Mandalay Flower Market, Mandalay Local Cuisine, Hand-mixed Noodles Before Eating)
The Face Washing Ceremony of the Mahamuni Buddha, Authentic Burmese Poi Sang Long Festival by mr.hotsia. Traveling from Mandalay heading to Naypyidaw, the bus stops to rest and change drivers. Here, they take a 30-minute meal break with Burmese food available for sale. Food is ordered by dish and served in bowls along with nearly ten kinds of chili dips. Fresh stir-fried vegetables are also provided. I liked the roasted chili paste; it was delicious. I ate so much that I had to relieve myself upon arriving in Naypyidaw. The taste was satisfying at a reasonable price. The chili paste I recommend trying is fried or roasted shrimp paste.
Roasted chili paste is delicious. At places like this, they don’t serve rice on plates; instead, rice is served in pots, and you take as much as you want. They don’t hold back on rice. The roadside stops from Naypyidaw to Mandalay and from Mandalay to Naypyidaw operated by Mandalarminn Express are in different locations and offer different foods. mr.hotsia August 2013. Booking hotels in Mandalay nowadays. Myanmar food Mandalay to Naypyidaw bus stop. Various free chili dips. Seasoned tofu is quite tasty. Coordinates: 21°56'31.157"N, 95°46'37.421"E
GPS Coordinates (POI) 21°38'12.858"N, 95°58'55.361"E Before reaching the roadside restaurant. Unlimited rice refills. Plenty of different chili dips.
